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Unfortunately, when buying from Debenhams Plus, one is not buying from Debenhams. See here.
Although it is easy to see why people might think they are buying from Debenhams.
Was just coming back after having a look, you're right.
General question as I don't know, can they charge businesses restocking fees?0 -
my flat above the business premises <take away indian food> with the same address0
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Yes they can - if the buyer has agreed with the seller's T&Cs... which of course they will have done when making the purchase.marliepanda wrote: »General question as I don't know, can they charge businesses restocking fees?
As its name implies, it is only consumers that are offered the protection of The Consumer Contracts (Information, Cancellation and Additional Charges) Regulations 2013.0 -
thanks everyone0
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